Talentedge launches first education learning campus in Karnataka

Talentedge, one of India’s premier Education Company driving employability and enhancement, today announced the launch of its first education learning campus (ELC) in Karnataka at Bangalore. This is the company’s second ELC launched within a month in a southern state of India.

Situated in Indira Nagar, the Talentedge Education Learning Campus (TEELC) will offer a bouquet of educational and vocational solutions catering to aspiring students, individual professionals and organisations including corporates and government institutions. Spread over an area of over 2,000 sq. ft., the ELC will also offer customized learning and guidance through its team of renowned faculty members and certified trainers.

The newly launched learning campus will offer diverse courses related to Executive Education, Distance Education- M.B.A., BBA, BCA, B.Com, Information Technology, Placement enhancer programs - Excel in IT (Cloud Computing, Mobile Application Developer, Information Security, .Net, Java, Database, Server & Network), Skill Enhancer Programs- Oracle, Microsoft, Cisc0, ITIL, Sharepoint, Networking, Projects, Knowledge Enhancer Programs- MS Office, A+ / N+, MCTS, Java, C & DS. The campus has the capacity to accommodate 400 learners every day. 

The ELC was inaugurated by Dr. M V Vijaykumar, Director, NewHorizon Research Foundation. Commenting on the launch Aditya Malik,CEO, Talentedge said “Bangalore has been the torchbearer of young India’s aspirations and entrepreneurial zeal for the past three decades. It is therefore a natural progression for a company like ours that values the culture of skill development and youth empowerment, to set up a world-class learning campus here. 

We believe that there are abundant opportunities that are available for the young and enterprising in the country and we seek active role in instilling and nurturing these traits/skills through our insights and knowledge”.

Talentedge plans to open 10 new Education Learning Campus in Karnataka and thereby expand its total centres to100 across India by 2013-14.